You can have your trophy and eat it, too.
So-called “trophy” hunts are meat hunts as well.
Poaching is a bigger problem in the U.S. than most people realize.
New research proposes some solutions.
The bounty generated by our public woodlands is incredibly important.
It ranges from game meat to edible plants to medicines.
A program by the Wild Sheep Foundation welcomes women hunters into the fold.
The course helps new hunters become confident and proficient in the field.
How a luxury resort in Rhode Island is raising the bar for conservation.
The property is managed first and foremost for wildlife habitat.
A visit to Namibia’s Gamsberg Ranch, home of the Habitat for Rhino project.
This conservation effort benefits a wide variety of African species.
The rise of cloned game animals presents troubling ethical questions for hunters.
The stakes are high.
Before he became one of history’s most famous hunters, Selous had a formative survival experience.
His ordeal taught him some important lessons.
Improve your hunting skills and do your part for wildlife management by filling a doe or cow elk tag.
It may even increase your chances for a buck or bull next year.
